Knocking the asteroid off course looks a little more promising.
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Still, Leomie's appointment could point toward a more promising future.
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But these phones already look more promising than last year's.
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That second use continues to look more and more promising.
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Mr. Buffett's offer, announced on July 7, seemed more promising.
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The future for the art form is more promising than ever.
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By those measures, the survey's most-cited signs are more promising.
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Even more promising, domestic ticket sales are up 7.4% as well.
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The new hardware certainly looks more promising than its predecessor's did.
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The M2s, announced at last year's CES, seemed far more promising.
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For those who have found work, the outcomes are more promising.
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In another Food4Me study, researchers found something a little more promising.
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"Using Crispr is more promising than developing traditional GMOs," he says.
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More promising, in my view, is examining the official's actual argument.
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But there have been more promising moments than bad ones lately.
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A more promising approach can be to use a trusted intermediary.
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This is just a new, more promising technique that needs further study.
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The picture is a little more promising in Bezos's other focus area.
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One chamber of the legislature, however, presents a much more promising opportunity.
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Of the two complaints, Mr Phillips's free-speech argument seems more promising.
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The new planting season isn't looking much more promising either, she said.
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For engineers and techies, the career landscape is more promising than ever.
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If anything the data looks a little more promising on the margin.
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The third, and more promising, area of likely reform involves boosting competition.
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The year ahead looks as though it could be more promising still.
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SUGAR OUTLOOK The outlook for sugar in 2019-20 was more promising.
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But Black Panther reveals a different, more promising characterization of superheroic genius.
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But there are new strategies to discourage buyers that are more promising.
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Chances for an upset do not appear any more promising this season.
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Tourism and ecosystem services offer far more promising returns for the rural economy.
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The emotion of disgust seemed to me like a more promising explanatory principle.
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Looking at the market for standalone HMDs, however, reveals a more promising figure.
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Other assets in SolGold's Ecuadorian portfolio could be even more promising, Mather said.
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That looks like a more promising way to get rid of Mr Trump.
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Whichever city seems more promising -- aka ratchet and drama-filled -- will air first.
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Meanwhile, ironically, the actress begins to mentor another—much more promising—younger performer.
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Competition for deals with the more promising retailers has heated up since then.
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A more promising approach may be to have governments act as beneficent monopsonists.
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And even more promising for moving to Frankfurt is its low living costs.
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I mean, isn't it a more promising future we're after for our youth?
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With advances in robotics, the prospects of doing that now appear more promising.
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He thinks there is at least one more promising lead to run down.
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Even more promising for the prospect of change is the appointment of Rep.
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The early states are a bit more promising for Buttigieg, but not much.
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It is hard to imagine a more promising title for a Broadway show.
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In some ways, the federal situation is more promising than that in Colorado.
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So, more promising may be approaches that do not ask much of doctors themselves.
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That's an impressive finding — making e-cigarettes look even more promising for smoking cessation.
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A few shows that are scheduled to debut later on are slightly more promising.
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The world's largest smartphone maker is now setting its sights on more promising markets.
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He wrenches a more promising message—that of love conquering all—from their trials.
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What makes Mr Macron's proposed reforms more promising than past efforts is their transparency.
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A more promising method would be to guide the membership towards the idea incrementally.
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Fortunately for music fans, several of the other shows sound more promising, "Landmark" included.
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A third programme, developed by researchers at Harvard and Bristol Universities, was more promising.
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In a rousing speech Mr Biden, the vice-president, delivered a more promising defence.
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The EIA offered more promising signs on the carbon front in the power sector.
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And as the cost of funds ease, the outlook for banks appears more promising.
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A "bottom-up" approach mimicking what is found in the brain is more promising.
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And I still believe with some luck our results might have been more promising.
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Around the world, global terrorism fell in 2017, and 2018 looks even more promising.
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"The irony is that the science has never been more promising," Mr. Dwyer said.
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This year's numbers are more promising, with 198 overall traffic deaths as of Nov.
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There are far more promising ways to make the world safer from nuclear threats.
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Five more promising prospects will be drilled by 2018, and then perhaps a dozen more.
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The more promising part of Twitter's announcement is a change in how users report issues.
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Even more promising Sunday was the debut of first-round rookie D-lineman Jeffery Simmons.
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But perhaps more promising is that local entrepreneurs are stepping up to tackle the issue.
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From the investor standpoint, you would be hard pressed to find a more promising opportunity.
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There are potentially constructive approaches to set the world economy on a more promising path.
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The state of play for federal IT in 85033 paints a much more promising picture.
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But by far the more promising applications are civilian, in the medical field and beyond.
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And it provides a much more promising path the US could take to universal coverage.
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I came to see one of the more promising attacks on the Great American Stagnation.
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This time it seemed more promising and the group geared up to investigate it properly.
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Klobuchar has emerged the more promising moderate than a flailing former Vice President Joe Biden.
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That makes the Pixel Slate a much more promising proposition, but it doesn't guarantee a hit.
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He's also just 5'9'', 233 pounds, which is why he's not a more promising pro prospect.
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For a more promising prognosis, our president must first acknowledge the futility of undiminished geopolitical struggle.
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Chris Christie has gone missing, distracted by what seem to be more promising odds in Washington.
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The quiet elsewhere in Syria on Saturday could make the ceasefire's chance of survival more promising.
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These could, if sustained, be the ingredients of a more promising phase in Russian-American relations.
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Her dependency on our terribly imperfect drugs has ruled out her candidacy for more promising ones.
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But his more promising thoughts seem to get lost minutes later, just like everything he dangles.
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He called on colleges to strengthen the more promising programs and to shut down the worst.
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But the subjective experience of pain is more promising terrain for civic reweaving, Ms. Tippett says.
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Children in the park can then consider which is the more promising force in our civilization.
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Even more promising, the benefits of IF aren&apost only seen in people who lose weight.
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And it's quite possible that scientists could find more promising uses for probiotics in the future.
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AmeriCare provides a much more promising path toward universal coverage than the Conyers or Sanders plans.
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The second, much more promising experiment is Finland's, which is testing a whole bunch of approaches.
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The results of the test, which he took in September 2013, could hardly have been more promising.
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Snap might find India more promising, where there's a strong mobile adoption rate and a young audience.
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More promising is the idea of lawsuits challenging one of several aspects of the FCC's new rule.
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But with Congress looking more active, its Senate prospects are looking slightly more promising this time around.
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You don't see these ingredients used in face oils often, but their benefits couldn't seem more promising.
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Siemens wants to focus on the more promising endeavour of connecting factories and cities to the internet.
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And that means that we may see even more promising research on Ebola done in the future.
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It would be more promising if the countries' leaders agree to meet about a truce, Kirk said.
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New grads today enter a far more promising job market than young workers just a decade ago.
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But now she has a more promising means of making ends meet for herself and her child.
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Given the negative opinion, a challenge to the Privacy Shield at the Courts is even more promising.
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Much more promising, leading GOP candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich favor slashing corporate taxes.
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We've heard this anecdotally, but the data agrees: More funding is going to fewer, more promising companies.
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Some other targets they see as more promising pickup opportunities include the seats won by freshman Reps.
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In short, communicating your attitude to this potential reference seems more promising than converting that former boss.
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His work in this area has been more promising than many expected but still, you sense, dutiful.
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She hopes the children are able to recover and that they will have a more promising future.
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Luckily, this first glimpse looks a lot more promising than the frankly goofy posters released earlier this week.
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Shedding its social network legacy, the company says, will allow it to focus on the more promising ventures.
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Plus, the actual inspiration for the movie, Jason Matthews' novel of the same name, seems much more promising.
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And, while it remains to be seen, it looks a lot more promising than the $1,500 Motorola Razr.
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In 2018, it feels like the situation has reversed: AR is the more promising technology on the horizon.
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But TJX's weekly chart is even more promising, showing an upward momentum since the beginning of the year.
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He provides some interesting insight and new leads, and even more promising is his enthusiasm for my findings.
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The company brought in Steve Easterbrook as CEO to turn steer the company in a more promising direction.
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Nowhere has the "think local" strategy seemed more promising than in the fight to increase the minimum wage.
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Several more promising strategies could disrupt the cozy illusion of promising more while still delivering little change. 85033.
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This strikes you as a more promising starting point than permanently linking perpetrator and act, as banishment does.
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And for the public, the expansion of these efforts would sound more promising if we knew they worked.
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"In fairness we've seen this movie before," Mr. Camuñez said of the current, more promising state of play.
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I've used other calling devices, like Amazon's Echo Show, but to me they've been more promising than practical.
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His undramatic name is Arnold Beckoff, though he also goes by the more promising moniker of Virginia Ham.
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They witnessed their elders fight to escape cycles of oppression for more promising prospects, largely to no avail.
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What is needed, in short, are more citizens, prepared to lead our leaders toward a more promising land.
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But my husband observed that they resembled the winged helmet of Hermes, a more promising image for runners.
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Today, thanks to the courageous and nonviolent efforts of the Sudanese people, a more promising path has opened.
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Among the more promising partners is Bell, one of the largest developers of vertical takeoff aircrafts in the country.
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For those who really want to eat steak while saving the planet, a second approach may be more promising.
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How many more promising young innovators in disadvantaged communities could emerge if every school had a great entrepreneurship program?
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This latest work isn't a true solid phase of metallic hydrogen, either, but it's one more promising step forward.
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Once we have 3GPP Rel 16 uRLLC tech the future of tactile internet is even more promising#SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.
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It looked pretty ridiculous once the smart people realized that the movie was more promising than it was good.
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The future of cellular connectivity presents a more promising path forward, as it already blankets most of the nation.
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It's also been looking at a few different energy-focused projects, but Malta seems one of the more promising.
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Things looked a lot more promising just three years ago, when Fields stepped in for the retiring Alan Mulally.
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Even more promising, though, is the "Hamilton" diaspora, the show's still-evolving potential to shape culture beyond its walls.
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Even more promising, P.B.C. will air its first-ever female undercard, between Heather Hardy and Shelly Vincent on Aug.
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Unfortunately, the Western response in Iraq and Syria is much more promising than efforts to stop terrorism in Europe.
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The company is thinking about curved photosensors, which looks like a more promising way to make the camera slimmer.
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For now, fans new and old have arrived at a clear consensus: Watson's future has never been more promising.
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According to a 2011 study, a slightly more promising estimated 59.6 percent of people with mental illness sought help.
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But for all of these challenges, I think there is a more promising political approach than many people realize.
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The procedure was appealing, but Dr. Redett also mentioned a future possibility that seemed much more promising: a transplant.
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WASHINGTON — A president rarely has stepped forward to address a Joint Session of Congress at a more promising time.
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However, the Lockport system is distinctly different from Seattle's more promising pilot program in a couple of big ways.
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For a future gun-rights crusader and politically ambitious conservative, Cruz's early career path could not have been more promising.
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Before the BFFs arrive at that plan, though, they stumble through a few false starts, some more promising than others.
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Selling a winner happens when the fund manager thinks stock A's prospects have dimmed and stock B looks more promising.
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That said, even some of the more promising categories of advertising tech have likely seen their peaks come and go.
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A more promising initiative is a reform of the criminal-justice system, which is taking place gradually across the country.
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China's giant bond market is more promising, with a largely institutional customer base that is familiar territory for Western banks.
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Let's just hope there are more promising stats ASAP (and definitely by the time the next survey results are tallied).
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More promising for his future prospects, he has improved this season at sliding and moving his feet on the perimeter.
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"I see this as a sign of investors looking ahead and more promising return for later in 2017," Gibbs wrote.
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Selling investment products and advice seems more promising; and commission income has risen, as some savers seek out higher returns.
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For Li, owning a slug of the combined company would give him a stake in a bigger, more promising group.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, says the group as a whole is beginning to look more promising.
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Schools that were not chosen, he said, were deemed by the department to be on a different, more promising path.
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Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands on March 14 might be more promising for Sanders, but then comes March 17.
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More promising options, Kamin concludes, are raising estate taxes, raising individual income tax rates, and limiting deductions for the rich.
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But in the book Topol uncovers more promising opportunities for artificial intelligence to improve health — some of which surprised me.
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Wisconsin is present and more promising than ever, with Paul Ryan's soon-to-be-open spot squarely in Democrats' sights.
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But with Mr. Mahathir's chances considered more promising, Mr. Anwar gave up, yet again, on his ambitions to lead Malaysia.
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This universe looked more promising then, too, full of rules we didn't understand yet and truths we hadn't figured out.
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Daily Snaps sent grew much faster with users sending an average of 34 Snaps per day, which is much more promising.
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While the initial lineup included goofy and low-quality apps like trivia games or joke apps, later additions proved more promising.
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Next year, there could also potentially be a competitive Senate race in Tennessee and — more promising — House races across the South.
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But ambiguity and a little faith in humanity is a more promising, helpful choice than straightforward unhappy endings and endless cynicism.
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Oil prices have been rising and falling on the prospects of the deal, and this week an agreement looked more promising.
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That's a question GiveWell is asking — and it is expanding its scope in the hopes of finding even more promising opportunities.
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The much more promising Xperia X Performance has been chronically delayed after its initial announcement at Mobile World Congress in February.
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Nyusi said Mozambique was opening a new, more promising chapter free from the war and conflict that had slowed its development.
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And there are plenty of companies whose buybacks have simply left them with less money to invest in more promising opportunities.
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There was a vast array of problems more pressing, and policies more promising, than those the Trump administration pursued in 2017.
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It did, however, make Gastellum a more promising mark for the wheel kick which famously knocked out fellow southpaw, Luke Rockhold.
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One of the more promising young pianists to emerge recently, Francies last month released "Flight," his debut album, on Blue Note.
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The implication is that people and companies that don't find success can transition, efficiently and without stigma, to more promising ventures.
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Bernie Sanders was blown out by Hillary Clinton in Florida in 2016 — and his prospects are no more promising in 883.
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When the hedge fund started to collapse during the recession, Gross left for a job at Thiel's other, more promising firm.
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Holding the tournament will promote sports and fitness among all Russians, he has said, and perhaps foster more promising soccer teams.
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Similar past agreements have failed to materialise but this one, with official ties, is a more promising potential pillar of support.
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By contrast, the "Equal Voice" framing in the title of the pledge seems much more promising and realistic as a standard.
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Scientists today are exploring more promising new technologies than ever before: whole-genome sequencing, liquid biopsies, mRNA vaccines, AI-powered imaging analysis.
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We need to look out for those critical moments where the best decision is quitting and moving on to something more promising.
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This Is Us might just be finding its footing — after tonight, the rest of the season is looking a lot more promising.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's delivery business is a force to be reckoned with, and Netflix's international growth potential is more promising than some expected.
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Friedmann, the Columbia researcher, found all of these ideas worthy of additional study, though some seem more promising to him than others.
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But both fall into the more promising half of Europe's biggest bad loan market because their obligations are backed by physical assets.
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But change is, ah, coming, as evidenced by new technology that came out this month, and more promising options on the horizon.
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But as the trailers have come out, Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them has begun to look a lot more promising.
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Rescuers believe dropping in from above is a more promising option to reach the tunnels because it is not blocked by floodwaters.
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Perhaps a more promising opportunity for the two countries to find common ground lies in the ongoing efforts to denuclearize North Korea.
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A more promising approach is to analyze natural experiments that show how people actually behave after being exposed to risk-glorifying media.
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Indeed, just as Cape Wind's obituary is finally being written, the offshore wind industry in this country looks more promising than ever.
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At just 22, the Los Angeles-based pianist Ms. Han is one of the more promising young musicians in straight-ahead jazz.
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More promising are lower-paying jobs involving the "people skills" that A.I. lacks: social workers, bartenders, concierges — professions requiring nuanced human interaction.
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Policy-based solutions, on the other hand — such as mandates and reducing or eliminating nonmedical exemptions — have shown much more promising results.
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Some of the more promising work so far involves efforts to make the existing gene treatments even more effective in blood cancers.
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Targeting the smaller parks yields more promising results: Groupon, for example, offers discounted tickets to the Raging Waters park in Los Angeles.
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On a more promising note, Bezos says he's partnering with existing organizations to tackle homelessness, rather than trying to launch his own organization.
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To name just a couple: I'm pretty confident that those causes are more promising than K-12 education, but not 100 percent sure.
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On a more local level, the future state of some markets are more promising than others as we kick off the new decade.
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The more promising source of retail inflow would be a reduction in equity allocation, currently estimated at 52 percent, a 20-year peak.
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More promising, the troubles in manufacturing have not spread to the services and consumer-focused portions of the economy, which are much larger.
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And the possibility that kratom might help people leave their addictions behind makes it seem even more promising as a target for research.
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That means this MiG likely won't see use in military contractor circles, making it that much more promising as dad's new grocery getter.
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Mukungulu, however, has seemed more promising: Low concentrations of the remedy caused a 45 percent inhibition of HIV replication in the cells examined.
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A $1.2 trillion category globally, the snacks space draws people of every demographic, making it all the more promising in this CEO's eyes.
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It is hard to think of a more promising labor market environment for raising worker employability and earnings capacity than we now have.
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"That's why their decisions are better and more influential, and maybe (more) promising than the discussions in the Council of Ministers," he added.
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But there is another, contrasting trend that is much more promising: While the Chinese leadership is repressive, Chinese society is becoming increasingly liberal.
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But for all its flaws, it is a more promising first step than the Republican leaders' chosen strategy of inaction and sneering denial.
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Glass half-empty spin: It would have been a more promising sign for the company if they could have found an equity investor.
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Gilead is developing an experimental drug called remdesivir, and it's viewed as one of the more promising treatments for people with COVID-19.
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Paola's grandmother moved from Italy to Venezuela in 1957 because at that time it seemed a more promising country in which to live.
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Apple has only recently retreated back to decent keyboards on the latest MacBook Pro, and it issued a much more promising Mac Pro.
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However, as of last month, he said more recent communication from the Trump administration had been more promising regarding importing cars from Europe.
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Perhaps even more promising, its net sales for the second quarter were down just one percent — within reach of possibly turning positive soon.
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Doerr praised Verily, Alphabet's life sciences unit, as a more promising project, as well as the various artificial intelligence research groups like Google Brain.
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Though Immelt had shed some units, Flannery said GE must now focus on its more promising businesses, and hold managers accountable for poor performance.
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More promising for the travel ban's challengers is the argument that Mr Trump lacked authority under federal immigration laws to issue such sweeping restrictions.
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But even more promising is the ocean floor, which is full of basalt and a good place to store the carbon dioxide, Goldberg said.
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If America, the EU and China can build that into the transition to renewables, energy geopolitics will start to look a lot more promising.
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Encouraging banks to resume lending to the underserved is a more promising solution than a new government monopoly in the form of postal banking.
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A Canadian-style free-trade deal is more promising as it excludes free movement of labour, EU rules or payments into the EU budget.
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And so right now I'm a little bit more promising and the proof will come as we get more into the details of this.
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Eastern Syria also has more promising conditions for stabilization because it offers capable partners and better security in many parts of regime-held territory.
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For fans, knowing that a new season of the show is coming will undoubtedly make the show's clues, leads, and mysteries even more promising.
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More promising are efforts to make the most effective forms of birth control (IUDs and implants) more widely available at no cost to women.
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Approaching the tunnels from above is "more promising," according to British rescuers at the scene, as it bypasses a passage blocked by flood waters.
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"Exports, particularly of manufactured goods, have been more promising lately [and] this trend should continue if the U.S. economy gathers steam," Moody's Analytics said.
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But determining how much to cut requires accurate and credible calculations that can show how debt restructuring leads towards a more promising development pathway.
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The market proved much more promising than expected, attracting students, Korean-Americans and a soaring global fan-base of K-pop bands and singers.
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Plus, some of the more promising methods, such as RFID tags, can be costly, particularly when attached to individual products rather than whole pallets.
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Though it engages powerful ideas in a format too weak to handle them, that's a much more promising problem than the other way around.
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A third agency that regulates banks, the Federal Reserve, has begun to outline a more promising alternative that remains truer to the law's purpose.
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Of these, none is more promising than Nines, whose recent album "One Foot Out" is one of this year's most incisive in any genre.
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Both teams had opportunities in the overtime, but none more promising than when Mat Robinson came in on a breakaway but could not finish.
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A more promising idea is a plan to impose a 3% levy on the revenue of global tech companies such as Facebook and Amazon.
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Those who give in may enjoy quick rewards but miss much more promising returns because they didn't stick to their long-term investing goals.
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While entomophagy is not a panacea, BUGS offers another more promising message: Insect cuisine can be delicious, if only we're brave enough to try it.
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But the rising profitability of companies in emerging markets paired with improving margins and cuts in capital expenditures present a more promising picture, Moore contended.
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A more promising approach is being tried in states such as Plateau, where officials are attempting to revive and protect traditional grazing reserves and routes.
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Perhaps an even more promising sign of a major breakthrough came at last year's British Open and PGA Championship where he contended in both events.
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"We think resources reallocated to Japan could yield more promising return to Genting (if casino gaming is legalized and GENS wins a license)," it said.
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By creating a clear and safe environment for investors, we contribute to a more promising future where everyone benefits, including those who need it most.
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Economists' reluctance is understandable: efforts to help struggling communities might well deter people from moving when they would otherwise have relocated to more promising places.
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There is no more promising division than that between Trump's economic populism and the deep-seated free-market ideology of Ryan's faction of the GOP.
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Motherboard's other requests are looking more promising, although it looks like one of them has been lost in the mail at this point as well.
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That's comparable to findings in 1994 and 2010, when Republicans won the House, and more promising for Democrats than in 2006, when they recaptured Congress.
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The more promising one was third baseman Christian Villanueva, who had been on Baseball America's list of the top 100 prospects after the 2011 season.
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"Nonstop wine" might sound like a weeknight promotion at a strip-mall cougar bar, but it's not—it's something far more promising and cutting edge.
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The composition of a progressive multiracial coalition — what I call the New American Majority — in the rest of the country, however, is much more promising.
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The two more promising treatments are called REGN-EB3 and mAb114, which work by intravenously infusing a combination of monoclonal antibodies into the patient's blood.
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Here's a look at a few of the more promising ideas that cities around the world have been pursuing to try to beat the heat.
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If Williamson can mix his high-flying rim runs and outside shooting, he&aposll be even more promising as a future NBA star than expected.
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And the math gets more promising in 2020 when the electorate will be more racially diverse than at any previous time in United States history.
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Even more promising, in "Rogue One" (2016) nonwhite characters accounted for 44.7 percent of all dialogue, a marked increase from zero in the 1977 original.
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Tales of Interest could be a sign of more promising things to come from the Dopamines, but probably best not to get your hopes up.
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It has long complained that the stagnant parts of the group, notably the ailing steel business, hogged management's attention at the expense of more promising units.
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One of the more promising techniques being experimented with is transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDCS), where an alternating current is administered to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
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Home sales have been rising due in part to this larger migration from smaller cities to metropolitan cities that offer better pay and more promising opportunities.
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The candidates who have jumped in are much more promising on the matter of diversity: five women, two black candidates, one Latino, and a practicing Hindu.
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That's a shame because the demo we got to see behind closed doors gave us a completely different, and much more promising impression of the game.
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The gameplay trailer that closed the show was frankly a little ridiculous — but the trailer above, which focuses on the game's characters, is significantly more promising.
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They are also doubling down on reaching consumers in China's second- and third-tier cities, where Pinduoduo currently has a foothold, citing more promising, higher growth.
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But the late summer of '63 appeared to be the beginning of a more promising time, with the test-ban treaty and the March on Washington.
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Such could be the Macron Plan's initiative, more promising than restitution, and the bearer of liberatory energies and honest human relations between Africa and the West.
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Klobuchar has a more promising 23%, perhaps helped by the Minnesota senator's neighboring-state name recognition, but nowhere near current Iowa front-runner Pete Buttigieg's 25%.
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"There is the expectation that new leadership will lead to more promising and consistent business and economic policy options," economists at SACCI said in a statement.
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Beyond generating original videos, one of the more promising results of this work is the ability to apply it to videos and photos that already exist.
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I studied a lot—the properties of argon, krypton, xenon—and then it became clear that xenon is a much more promising material for gamma-ray detection.
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Some of these pairings are more promising than others in terms of unstoppable force/immovable object conflict, but all of them have the potential to be bad.
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Mr Simon is more promising than either, but a win for him would nonetheless be a blow to the ambition with which the metro mayoralties were created.
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Things certainly look a lot more promising for AR than VR, which has found a niche user base, but has yet to really click for mainstream consumers.
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"Russia said they will definitely be discussing with us how to organize the evacuations, but they are not any more promising any pause (in fighting)," Egeland said.
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According to Macduff Hughes, chief engineer on Google Translate, a simple approach using vast amounts of data seemed more promising than a clever one with fewer data.
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Though the Hywind Scotland project appears to be one of the more promising floating wind farms out there, there's no shortage of them currently in the works.
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If it were (to), however, we believe the cruise industry has the unique opportunity to reallocate its hardware to other geographies that would yield more promising returns.
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No data exists for later years, but one judge says the space this created to work on more promising claims was largely filled by new, hopeless cases.
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Barcelona made a more promising start to the second half as Messi rolled one effort wide from the edge of the area and Iniesta then fired wide.
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With Republican prospects looking more promising than they have for months, the Democrats must back candidates with the broadest possible constituencies to compete against their Republican opponents.
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Although it's a bit early to tell, this group of shows seems like one of the more promising developments for a museum that's currently a house divided.
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Statistics for severe illness and fatalities of young adults from coronavirus are more promising than several other populations, but recent reports show they are still at risk.
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That company also started out in online gaming but switched to a more promising tool its developers had built that allowed people to post their photos online.
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The play didn't look more promising than many in this game, but this time the ball fell kindly to Mertens and this time his shot was true.
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If he can mix his unstoppable rim runs with the outside shooting he showed on Wednesday, he&aposll be even more promising as a future NBA star.
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Pompian says "loss aversion," for one, crops up when an investor is reluctant to sell a poorly performing investment and redeploy assets into a more promising opportunity.
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That is the white flight that should most concern the next D.N.C. chairman, because those voters make up a more promising way to reclaim the White House.
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A more promising opening move, and one that will help place Cédric and Ochi Vongerichten's mental map of Indonesia in perspective, would be the Jimbaran-style clams.
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Yet it's these drawbacks that highlight just how interesting Levi's new connected smart jacket is — and why it's a bolder and perhaps more promising form of wearable tech.
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Mersen, which has suffered in the past from unfavourable solar and chemicals markets overshadowing its performance in electronics, aeronautics and railway, said the next decade looks more promising.
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An "evidence-based policymaker" would conclude that there are more promising areas for reform, says Joshua Cowen of Michigan State University, who has studied the Milwaukee voucher programme.
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Perhaps that's one reason why Google Glass' second iteration has been relegated to factories, while Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses are more promising for day-to-day use.
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A Jeffersonian reform in the form of Web 3.0 appears a long way off, and its regulatory equivalent, a vigorous antitrust policy, does not look much more promising.
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By comparison, at this stage the economics and technical feasibility of Project Loon present a much more promising way to connect rural and remote parts of the world.
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He pledges to work "until the whistle blows" to stop bloodshed in Syria, end violence in Yemen and put the Mideast peace process on a more promising trajectory.
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"[F]acial recognition technology has benefits in areas like new assistive technologies and tools to help find missing persons, with more promising applications on the horizon," Walker writes.
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I'm seeing a lot of those in Apocalypse, which feels like a big step backward for the X-franchise after the much-more-promising Days of Future Past.
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Even James Watson, one of the fathers of molecular biology, is convinced that targeting metabolism is a more promising avenue in current cancer research than gene-centered approaches.
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But on the brighter side, there are 75 million users watching at least one minute per day with a much more promising average of 20 minutes per day.
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The Latinx surge against Trump didn't quite materialize in 343, but Democrats saw much more promising signs in midterm turnout, a trend that could certainly continue in 234.
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As the Thunder learned in the Western Conference Finals, every missed opportunity in transition often leads to an even more promising fast break opportunity going the other way.
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In their rush to arm up, they are overlooking solutions that are both more promising and less contentious, and that violence prevention experts have spent years clamoring for.
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This made me think of Twitter, and TWITTER FEED, at which point I realized that I had stumbled on a more promising course for my puzzle to ... follow.
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Better Call Saul Episode-opening images don't get more promising than this: the sight of Don Eladio, the backslapping Mexican drug lord, diving blissfully into his backyard pool.
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Next time they'll use the petrous bone at the base of the skull, which is far denser than the femur and thus a more promising source of DNA.
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In a more promising matchup for M.L.S., the star-studded lineup of the Los Angeles Galaxy — still getting to know one another — will play Santos Laguna in Carson, Calif.
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As if the apartment couldn't look more promising, the listing also shares that since the building faces east to west, the flat is filled with sunlight throughout the day.
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A more creative deal may prove impossible — one should never bet against the unwieldy American legislative system's ability to generate gridlock — but it has a more promising path forward.
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There are many, including Zapier, Workbot, Troops and Birdly, which is in the Slack Fund portfolio (which puts money into some of the more promising third party Slack apps).
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"Hybrid technology is far more promising" than purely battery-electric aircraft, said aviation expert Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis at the Teal Group, an aerospace market research firm.
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Environmental regulation offers a more promising target for Mr. Trump, who has called the Environmental Protection Agency a laughingstock and a disgrace, and has promised to cut its budget.
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Most recently, he oversaw the spin-off of Uniper, the conventional power plant and energy trading business, so E.ON can focus on more promising renewables, networks and retail operations.
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It's the same story in China, where Shanghai Futures Exchange copper volumes have fallen for nine consecutive months as speculators have migrated to more promising and less confusing sectors.
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Bottom line: Essendant's decision is likely to be based as much on anti-trust analysis as on dollars, with each suitor arguing that it offers the more promising path.
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Still, given the overall popularity of Medicare — Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both say they support it — getting a new home medical care benefit through Congress looks more promising.
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Blinded by their loathing of Mr. Trump, these people cannot see that his North Korea denuclearization policy has been more serious — and more promising — than those of previous administrations.
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At the risk of being accused of bias, I'll say this: Accel India is a rare Indian fund that had credible exits and more promising exits in the pipeline.
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The thrum of the machines continued all night, frosting the tidy base village and piling more promising accumulations on the hills as the conditions, dipping to 11 degrees, improved.
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"Suddenly, Mars may look even more promising than before as a potential abode for past life," Abigail Allwood, of the California Institute of Technology, wrote in a commentary in Nature.
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By the end, it becomes clear that this is a story that won't feel complete until it moves beyond Kratos, succeeding the narrative to his more promising and sensitive son.
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A more promising idea is to coax more business from the 20m annual foreign visitors, most of them Muslim pilgrims to Mecca and Medina, particularly outside the peak haj season.
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Let's take a look at the stats: Add all of that together, and you have what looks like an increasingly diversified business with more promising growth on the immediate horizon.
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"Pitch" actually has something in common with one of the fall's other more promising newcomers, ABC's "Designated Survivor," in which Kiefer Sutherland plays a cabinet member who suddenly becomes President.
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A different warning has also emerged in conservative media: Health care could become a political quagmire, siphoning energy from more promising endeavors such as tax reform to boost economic growth.
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That wine was produced in Northern China, in the Ningxia province—one of the more promising of the country's wine growing regions, with hot dry summers and bitter, cold winters.
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If they are looking for policy changes that actually have a chance of making it through the Republican Senate and into law, increasing drug competition is a more promising area.
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E.ON spun off Uniper two months ago, hoping to rid itself of ailing generation assets and focus on more promising aspects of the energy industry — networks, renewables and retail — instead.
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She expects future meetings with Pence, and said the relationship with the current administration is more promising than that with the Obama administration, which was not active on the issue.
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But that Facebook-like social networking element has made Nextdoor one of the tech industry's more promising companies, especially at a time when few consumer startups are gaining much traction.
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Son said earlier this year that he plans to take a step back from running the rest of SoftBank to focus on finding and investing in more promising tech startups.
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The younger brother is viewed by some as more likable and a more promising face for the party, compared with his sister, who has twice failed to win the presidency.
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Then I tried a selfie from my summer trip to Jordan, generating much more positive hashtags like #travel and #scenic, and thus the more promising 47% prediction of going viral.
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In 2016—with eight experimental sites and a series of control sites all over the country — Green says there were even more promising results: a jump of 4 percentage points.
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"As we manage our business with resilience in a challenging time in our history, we are leveraging our strengths for a more promising road ahead," said Matt Levatich, president and CEO.
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No more promising to pay the Cincinnati Bengals for a future "holographic replay system" when you're already reeling from stadium debt service that figures to cripple your municipal budget for years.
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Some VCs, such as General Catalyst, have dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to seeking out the more promising of these; GC has actually backed four of the same startups that Slack has: Butter.
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Or, if Trump makes big investments in infrastructure, could we see other low-ranking jobs like carpenter (number 102) and building inspector (number 99) become more promising careers for recent graduates?
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So when Spider-Man turns up in the Civil War trailer, he feels like a substantial, thrilling addition to the story, a more promising and meaningful one than any given villain.
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Strong earnings, more promising economic data and trade progress drove the Dow to an all-time high on Monday, following the S&P 500 and Nasdaq's new records reached last week.
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More promising could be the use of the GPS (Global Positioning System) to enable vehicle owners to track the use of their vehicles and transmit for billing the total miles driven.
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While the United States still falls woefully short on parental leave (paid or otherwise), some states and private companies are leading the way toward a more promising future for new parents.
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It's story lines like these that crowd out the show's more promising aspects, from Farid's family drama to Ramon's video game to Greg's hunger to feel connected with the world again.
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Gilead Sciences' experimental drug remdesivir, seen as one of the more promising potential treatments for the coronavirus, on Monday received the orphan drug designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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For Mr. Trujillo, whose favorite job was serving lemonade and hamburgers and learning English in the process — "like a little school" — the carnival became a window onto a more promising existence.
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Now, sources tell us that one of the more promising startups in the field, the German startup Lilium, wants to put itself into pole position by ramping up its financial position.
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That's a lot more promising for the security of America and its allies than relying — until it's too late — on the sham of a rotten agreement annexed to a UN resolution.
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My own early reading of the race — and I want to emphasize the "early" — is that both candidates are qualified but that Perriello's approach seems more promising for the Democratic Party.
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Amazon's robot doesn't sound quite like Rosie, the sassy family maid robot from The Jetsons, which also rolled around on wheels, but it'll probably be more promising than the ill-fated Jibo.
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Ms. Lebron has already enrolled for the spring semester, which she said will commit her to what she believes is the key to a more promising future for herself and her son.
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Shutting down the service is a smarter decision that allows Twitter to focus on more promising ad products on Twitter itself and on Periscope, said Joseph Anthony, CEO of agency HERO Group.
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Massachusetts's coverage expansion in 2006 seemed to offer a more promising path: Maybe supporters of reform should rack up some wins in the states before tackling the issue at the national level.
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On a more promising note, recently Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly made an appeal to communities in the US to be part of the solution in diverting young people from violent paths.
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That's a far more promising possibility — not to mention that the sacking of Casterly Rock would be yet another sweet victory for Tyrion in his quest to undermine his sinister sister, Cersei.
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Mr. Islam said a violent protest by the madrasa students in May 2013 convinced Ansar al-Islam leaders that they were a more promising source of fanatical recruits than their university counterparts.
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The White House counters that helping stimulate a vibrant private sector is good for ordinary Cubans and offers a more promising path toward political change than the decades-old policy of isolation.
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The 75 additional judges that Trump wants to hire will not make a significant difference, but he is proposing another method for reducing the demand for asylum hearings that is more promising.
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Its designated prey are those planets close enough for the next generation of giant telescopes in space and on the ground to inspect for more promising signs of habitability or even life.
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Each day, reports from the war in Europe seemed more promising, too, but war news still filled that morning's New York Times front page, except for some small ads at the bottom.
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Gilead Sciences Inc's experimental drug remdesivir, seen as one of the more promising potential treatments for the coronavirus, on Monday received the orphan drug designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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In her comments, she points out crimes against paragraph structure and word choice, and slaps on a C+. She would rather save her critical energy for the work of more promising students.
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But the situation is slightly more promising in the gig economy workforce, which is composed of much more vulnerable workers and has a much broader groundswell of support from activists and politicians.
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Out of hopefulness, impatience, insecurity or for a thousand other reasons, we too often rush into relationships that are poor fits for us, robbing our partners and ourselves of more promising connections.
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Amendola, 31, was a top receiver at Texas Tech, but in his first two seasons after college, two N.F.L. teams offered him nothing more promising than a spot on the practice squad.
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So that's why it was newsworthy this week when about 20 firms this week publicly shared their sexual harassment policies, with about 20 more promising (we'll see!) to share theirs upon request.
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This isn't quite the 2014-15 Atlanta Hawks yet, because there's more promising youth to eventually pivot with and it's a year early for the "they'll leave and you'll have nothing!" arguments.
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The Afghan government is understandably unhappy for being left out of the conversation thus far, so Washington will have to accommodate it if these fledgling efforts toward peace are to grow more promising.
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Since then, the CDC has only identified two more promising programs, including the University of Kentucky's well-regarded Green Dot program — and Green Dot's best behavioral results, once again, involve high school students.
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As psychedelic science has sprung back from the grave in recent years, researchers have probed multiple potential therapeutic uses for other substances, like psilocybin, even if some threads seem more promising than others.
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Open interest on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) contract has been sliding since March of this year as speculators left copper in search of more promising markets such as still-booming iron ore.
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Researchers in the UK have managed to be slightly less obvious, and offer more promising evidence that nostalgia can be good for you, even if it's not the kind that Chabon approves of.
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Student achievement, as measured by test scores, dropped in Newark in the first few years after the reforms started to take effect, although some of the new charter schools had more promising numbers.
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When a clinical trial includes sex and gender analysis, it not only demonstrates how a treatment's efficacy varies for men and women, it helps illuminate possibilities for even more promising medications and cures.
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A peace treaty that would formally end the Korean War and strengthens existing relationships among various actors on the peninsula is an integral part of creating a more promising future for all parties.
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Arizona appeared more promising, officials said, because of its combination of Mormons, Hispanics and Native Americans and because the officials found white voters in Georgia to be more resistant to Mrs. Clinton. Mrs.
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Attempts to find clear genetic clues to depression in the general population have yielded few results so far, and some experts questioned whether the new effort, announced Monday, would be any more promising.
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"We hope you will use this visit to engage with the Prime Minister to advance both discussions and concrete action to produce a stronger and more-promising U.S.-India commercial relationship," they wrote.
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He also notes that one of the more promising prospects is being able to use lasers to hone in on the brains of rats and directly affect areas with D3 receptors are active.
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The administration's continuing effort to retake Mosul, the biggest Islamic State stronghold in Iraq, offers a more promising model for lasting regional influence than Mr. Putin's bludgeoning use of air power in Syria.
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Seeing the rival All-American Football Conference as more promising — it had moved faster to desegregate — he signed with the Los Angeles Dons, for a $4,000 bonus, a week before the N.F.L. draft.
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Given that R01-level funding is necessary to obtain promotion and tenure (not to mention its role in the science itself), this means that more promising researchers are washing out than ever before.
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Oscar Health, a venture capital-backed insurance start-up, lost roughly $200 million last year but, sensing a more promising future, plans to enter three more states and expand in California and Texas.
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"This is a very initial foray into one of the more promising applications of DNA data storage: ubiquitous storage," says Sriram Kosuri, a biochemist at UCLA who was not involved in the work.
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More promising for them is a district farther north, near Modesto, where the Republican incumbent, Jeff Denham, lagged far behind his Democratic opponent, Josh Harder, in fund-raising for the most recent quarter.
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Short-term household credit has also become more accessible, with Chinese lenders swapping struggling corporate borrowers for more promising retail borrowers as this carries relatively lower risk to their balance sheet and asset quality.
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The search for the teen girl has led to wild speculation by Internet sleuths that she was abducted by human sex traffickers, along with one more promising lead that appeared to be a dud.
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Looking at the left as a whole—as opposed to zooming in to focus on the inevitable internecine and interpersonal squabbles—the situation today remains far more promising than it was a decade ago.
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But you sense that his inspiration comes more from interaction with materials (like the pistachio shells and plaid plastic bags that make up another, more promising group of paintings) than from 3 a.m. ruminations.
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Researchers say the treatment may be more promising as part of a combination than when given alone because, although some patients in the small study have had long-lasting remissions, many others had relapses.
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On Friday, he offered new details about his broader strategy, including selling off nearly $73 billion of businesses in the next year or two, so that the company can focus on more promising businesses.
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In any case, the weather looks more promising in Philadelphia, and from there the Mets travel to Miami, where there is a retractable roof over the stadium and a distinct lack of cold weather.
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" The Times wrote that despite other candidates showing more promising polls and fundraising numbers, "this endorsement comes after considering the candidates' experience, records and issue positions — especially how they relate to significant Washington issues.
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"Given the recent settling of interest rates and a near closure of a 'phase one' trade deal, the outlook for 2020 looks more promising than it has in more than a year," Reis said.
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"Given the recent settling of interest rates and a near closure of a 'phase one' trade deal, the outlook for 2020 looks more promising than it has in more than a year," Reis said.
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The findings are interesting, but even more promising is the fact that the method could pave the way for even more genetic studies of mummies so we can understand more details about these ancient people.
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Microsoft had originally planned to let Xbox One users share any games digitally, but a backlash over the used games policies and online check forced the company to reverse most of its more promising plans.
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Yet perhaps no featherweight prospect is more promising than Mirsad Bektic who, at just 25 years old, has already packed together a solid 10-0 overall record, and a 3-0 mark in the UFC.
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In a sense, it would be more promising if the new plan called for garrisoning 50,000 troops for the next 50 years, abandoning the cities in favor of a rural Afghan strategy, and invading Pakistan.
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But with two of Boston's more promising arms now hurt — starter Eduardo Rodriguez with a knee injury and reliever Carson Smith with a muscle strain near his elbow — the rest of the staff looks underwhelming.
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Now that we've gotten the weight loss claims out of the way, let's look at a more promising area of research: using the ketogenic diet as a way to treat or manage Type 2 diabetes.
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Now in his second season, Winston has started every one of the Buccaneers' games since he has been on the team, and he has emerged as one of the N.F.L.'s more promising young quarterbacks.
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However, there were some more promising signs for 210 as the dominant services sector picked up a bit in January and economists said they expected that an inflation hit to consumers would ease this year.
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The findings have not been released, but insiders in the organizations involved agree that cash delivered more promising results; the nutrition and sanitation project had little or no impact on child health or family diets.
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The technology is coming: The industry isn't yet ready to deliver a dream headset, but early devices are already here, with more promising ones likely next year and true consumer-ready products possible by 2021.
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And if it didn't work, Jacob would be ineligible for an even more promising approach in the future: gene editing, to snip out the deadly mutation that causes Duchenne, an effort now in preclinical development.
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He's a guy who did Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, all those films with the hope that in the future, by today, he would be making films that are even more progressive, more promising.
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More promising still is that summonses for marijuana possession dropped by nearly half to 9 from 16 during the same time period in 2014, and summonses for disorderly conduct dropped 64 percent from 36 to 13.
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If Microsoft can convince developers to allow it to handle the social and multiplayer aspects of games, then its subscription game service will look a lot more promising to gamers on rival consoles and mobile devices.
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Nikola scooped up one of the more promising concepts in a 2017 acquisition, which helped build out the company's nascent "powersports" division that also includes all-electric four-wheeled vehicles meant to be used off-road.
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Ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing plans to let go 15 percent of its staff this year as part of a reorganization to boost internal efficiency, though it's adding new members to focus on more promising segments.
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Less sensational, but more promising for clinical purposes was Delgado's research that found stimulating a part of the human brain's limbic region called the septum could invoke euphoria strong enough to counteract depression, and even pain.
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But at the end of the day, the browser doesn't do enough to really stand out versus its competitors – and that's reflected in its App Store ranking: #349 Overall (though a more promising #18 in Utilities).
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Badiou's guess at what women could get up to if they refuse the Lean In challenge is far more promising than the microwaved Maoism he reflexively points to in the first section, and he knows it.
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Caleb Teicher is among the more promising, though his number on Thursday was no more than a cute sketch, not improving upon a Fred Astaire recording by adding a weak remix and some hip-hop moves.
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The unions are offering Wabtec and the rest of manufacturing a different and more promising path: Rebuild the wage premium in manufacturing as a way to retain and attract the next generation of skilled manufacturing workers.
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Some of the more promising approaches are those that give hospitals and doctors a single payment "as opposed to paying for individual services," said Zirui Song, a physician and a health economist with Harvard Medical School.
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There was also Vanguard Cave next door, an even more promising site, because while Gorham's had been partly excavated by less meticulous scientists in the 0003s and '50s, Finlayson's team was the first to touch Vanguard.
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While Fitbit clearly made some compromises to get this device out the door at a reasonable price and with decent battery life, this second attempt at a smartwatch looks way more promising and interesting than the first.
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The backlash to plant-based meat, when you look at it closely, is a backlash against our food system in general — mistakenly directed at one of the more promising efforts to make it a little bit better.
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It's a sign that he really has been listening, and he understands what's important to her, and takes it seriously, which is much more promising for their relationship than the fact that both of them are pretty.
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In the run-up to deadline day, the Bronx Bombers dealt away a pair of closers, sending Cuban flamethrower Aroldis Chapman to the Chicago Cubs and Andrew Miller to the Cleveland Indians for more promising young talent.
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A more promising proposal for narrowing the inheritance gap, offered by Darrick Hamilton and William Darity, two economists, is "baby bonds"—essentially trust accounts for every child born in America, which could not be accessed until adulthood.
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The market for augmented and virtual reality technology continues to heat up, and now one of the more promising startups making both AR hardware and software has raised a $50 million round to keep up the pace.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — For much of his time in the White House, President Obama has labored to pull the United States out of the Middle East so he could pivot to more promising horizons in Asia.
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Margon says the NGOs were critical of the US decision to pivot away from overhaul efforts at the council's headquarters in Geneva, which the groups considered more promising than the efforts Haley was taking in New York.
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News that Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will be attending another bipartisan dinner at the White House Wednesday night to discuss immigration, Obamacare, and other issues possibly including tax reform may be even more promising.
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A more promising scenario is that someday Mr. Trump will awaken to the fact that the leaders of the world, who again and again have demonstratively turned their backs on him, regard him with astonishment and dismay.
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"I would highlight Urban especially as having a higher low relative to a couple years ago, which makes it a bit more promising than Nordstrom having made a lower low relative to that 2016 low," said Stockton.
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He said he considered many of the zones in Illinois to be particularly challenging for investors, while areas of California and the Pacific Northwest, along with Houston, Nashville, Omaha, New York and Washington, D.C., were more promising.
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Pelosi, for instance, wrapped her coup PSA inside a plea to cast off the Green New Deal and Medicare for All in favor of a more promising electoral strategy for a dominant victory (that includes keeping the House).
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These early scenes set up a more promising movie: the setting looks to have a painterly quality, the flowing gowns are a vivid contrast to plain castle rock of their home and the supporting cast is wonderfully diverse.
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You can see the eventual effects above — pro-Democratic unions were effectively blocked from gaining a foothold in the South and interior West, and the absence of their power made those regions more promising for Republicans' electoral prospects.
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"I would say, first observation, it's a lot more promising than even some of the more, other projects that we've done that have turned out to be very, very big," said Gerard Ryle, a director at the ICIJ.
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Yet in what could serve as a reminder that it's too early to judge SoftBank's strategy, Roivant received more promising news yesterday, when a Phase 3 trial in which another of its subsidiaries is involved produced positive results.
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Yes, on paper, playing a 12th seed from the Ivy League is more promising than facing a No. 5 from the mighty Big 12 (which has only 10 teams, an indication that no one there went to Yale).
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" Slashfilm's Ethan Anderton offered a few more promising details in his exclusive on the show: "Jean-Claude Van Damme is just the persona that Jean-Claude Van Johnson puts on in order to do dangerous private contractor work.
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It is not clear the national Democratic Party is willing to devote the financial resources an all-in statewide effort would require, given Texas' sheer size and the presence of more promising targets like Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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The department, including its labs, will experience a brain drain, as many ambitious and dedicated experts find their chances of contributing to real solutions to energy challenges to be far more promising outside of government than within it.
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Operation Desert Storm, a 42-day military undertaking that deployed a 39-country coalition, raised hopes that a more promising era had dawned where the global community could rally better against international outlaws and for the common good.
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More promising would be to replicate a model that has worked well in the governance of the internet itself: create a constellation of "multi-stakeholder" organisations, in which all with an interest in a given issue have a say.
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While it isn't the first time we've heard excited whispers about the elusive phenomena, the gossip feels more promising in light of the recently upgraded detector at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) that's behind all the hubbub.
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Some of the more promising solid-state batteries that are being developed in the lab are what's known as "thin-film" — a name that comes from the fact that they're made in the same way as solar panel cells.
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Those two qualities in particular act as factories endlessly capable of producing "redundant people," those who are either locally unemployable or politically intolerable, and are therefore forced to seek shelter or more promising life opportunities away from their homes.
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Peter Altmaier, Merkel's chief of staff, told broadcaster ARD a coalition deal looked more promising now than weeks ago, but it could take time to work out solutions on climate and immigration that would stand the test of time.
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The latest set of studies on psilocybin-assisted treatment's effects on cancer-related end-of-life anxiety and depression had more promising results, showing significant gains in measures of anxiety, depression, and well-being at least six months out.
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Perhaps a more promising approach would resemble the program that New Zealand has had for decades: If you have a valid personal-injury claim, you don't need to sue anyone, because an independent Accident Compensation Corporation will award compensation.
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Hedge funds hold much of Puerto Rico's debt, and since May their claims have been under consideration in a bankruptcy-like proceeding — also under the Promesa act — that does not look any more promising than the oversight board's plan.
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Pop Smoke, who was killed at the age of 20 early Wednesday morning at a home in Los Angeles, was at that ascendant place in his career just after local renown bubbles up into something bigger and more promising.
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Ultimately, though some platforms are more promising than others, the current crop of platforms falls short when it comes to compelling collectors to invest in new media art, and largely fails to address fundamental issues of preservation and distributed authenticity.
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Maurer said that despite his "more promising and more constructive" talks with senior Syrian officials on opening up more prisons to ICRC visits, he could not report any breakthrough on access to detainees or prospects for a prisoner exchange anytime soon.
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At its investor meeting on Thursday, Starbucks lowered its long-term earnings forecast, but highlighted some of what management saw as its more promising growth strategies, including its delivery partnerships with Uber Eats in the U.S. and Alibaba in China.
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And second, because Bonobos, one of the more promising of this current wave of digital-native apparel brands, was selling out for maybe less than it eventually could have, and not trying to make it huge as a standalone, public company.
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In a more promising sign for the economy, new orders rose by 5.3 percent, the most since an 8.0 percent boost in April 2016, on increased demand for aerospace products and parts as well as primary and fabricated metal products.
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M&A exits will keep climbing both in volume and value For tech companies looking to exit the private market, the prospect of getting acquired may well be more promising than going public (and trading low) or raising a down round.
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That's equal to HTC's U11 and not far behind the Google Pixel, and in a couple of sample shots I took with the phone, it seemed to be promising — a lot more promising than I might have expected from Asus.
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The deal gives E.ON, which spun off Uniper and its power plants in 2016 to focus on more promising networks and renewables, 3.76 billion euros ($4.51 billion) in proceeds and hands Fortum a stake just shy of a controlling majority.
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It's tough to say whether these squads opted to bring in rookies and lesser-known players by choice, with the aim of cultivating new talents, or because other EU teams seemed like more promising choices to the free agent pool.
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The spin-off was a response to years of falling wholesale power prices that have drastically cut the value of fossil-fuel based power plants that now belong to Uniper, with E.ON keeping more promising networks, renewables and retail assets.
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However, the government believed it would be more promising to back a candidate for the EU Commission post than to try to secure the ECB role for Weidmann, whose hardline stance has made him unpopular in much of southern Europe.
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Though their roles are different, they have similar perspectives: last-minute bookings are on the rise; lowering prices to attract more travelers isn't the solution; and the second half of 2016, for the most part, seems more promising than the first.
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A year from now, we will know if in 2018 we resolved any of the questions left open this year; if the year brought the world closer to the edge of disaster, or if it reverted to a more promising path.
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Iberia, which is owned by International Consolidated Airlines Group SA, is not considering adding capacity in Brazil at the moment, even as the country's outlook seems more promising, Gallego told Reuters on the sidelines of an event in São Paulo.
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"As U.S. trade and diplomatic leadership has stalled and is running in reverse, we have and we will see an acceleration in the rotation of faith and dollars to regions seen as more promising," Wolff wrote to CNBC on Friday.
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The case illustrates how Mr. Giuliani's allies were operating not just to advance the president's political interests, but to build a political network of their own that would give them entree into one of the country's more promising new industries.
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SEATTLE — The solution is cheap and simple: As cities see their homeless populations grow, many are buying one-way bus tickets to send people to a more promising destination, where family or friends can help get them back on their feet.
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The eighth was more promising, with Joshua momentarily appearing vulnerable, but the Briton took back control and by round 11 had a spring in his step, looking fresh and nimble on his feet while using his height advantage to good effect.
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It was only in the process of unwinding the company that it occurred to founder Stewart Butterfield that the messaging infrastructure he had created to privately communicate with Tiny Speck's engineers and other employees might be an even more promising idea to pursue.
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Uniper is cutting jobs and investments as it fights a crisis at its generation business which is so dramatic that former parent E.ON simply spun it off, hoping to rid itself and focus on more promising areas, including renewables and power grids.
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If McGregor can use the snap downs and the overhook in the clinch to tire Mayweather and turn the clinch into somewhere he doesn't want to be, McGregor landing his left hand well in the later going becomes a much more promising notion.
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But in any case, there has never been a busier or more promising time to be hunting for life beyond Earth, a development which is largely due to the awesome new technologies being developed by space agencies and researchers around the world.
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The CEO said that while he was not totally on board with President Donald Trump's agenda, he thought tax cuts, infrastructure spending and deregulation were some of Trump's more promising initiatives, saying they would be generally good for the economy if realized.
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In more promising signs, Xiaomi said its smart TV and Mi Box platforms had more than 3.2 million paid subscribers and revenue from its fintech business, a territory it entered only in recent quarters, had already reached 1 billion yuan ($140 million).
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Piergiacomo Braganti, head of investments at Banca Albertini Syz & Co, which manages around 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion), said that while a "No" vote in the referendum could hit the battered banking sector hardest, there could also be a spillover to other more promising sectors.
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While Salesforce and Microsoft have a dominant position in the world of sales software today, there are a number of startups nipping at their heels, and today one of the more promising of them has announced a growth round to help them in the effort.
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Less painful and rigorous, and hence more promising, is the langsec initiative: The Language-theoretic approach (LANGSEC) regards the Internet insecurity epidemic as a consequence of ad hoc programming of input handling at all layers of network stacks, and in other kinds of software stacks.
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It's a still-unproven effort, one that Jepsen has been exploring since she had a brain tumor removed in 2013, but an advanced-imaging ski cap sounds a lot more promising than, say, this clunky Sony wristband that lets you manipulative music through dance moves.
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Startup Battlefield hopefuls, it's time to stop procrastinating and apply for the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt NY. We're looking for more promising startups from the U.S. and basically anywhere else in the world to come to the Big Apple to compete in this illustrious competition.
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A new report by the "Commission on the National Defense Strategy for the United States" lays out the dilemma – while more promising innovation is occurring in the commercial sector rather than among defense companies, the Department of Defense is structurally incapable of mining it.
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Clinton's aides privately note, the demographic makeup of Florida, Colorado and North Carolina, which have a greater percentage of educated or nonwhite voters, makes those states more promising for Democrats in a contest in which the electorate is sorted along bright racial and economic lines.
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But Federer has played his way into a much more promising place, and to watch him lift down the stretch against Cilic was to watch him adjusting to the brutal power and precision that none of his early-round opponents here this year could muster.
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Instead, managers say, emerging-market debt in countries like Brazil and Mexico that have slowly-stabilizing economies and are undertaking structural reforms, as well as municipal debt issued by cities like Dallas that are in the center of strong regional economies, look more promising.
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He placed his comments in the context of his broader struggle to extract the United States from the bloody morass of the Middle East so that the nation can focus on more promising, faster-growing parts of the world, like Asia and Latin America.
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Under Vestberg, Ericsson acquired companies for some 28 billion crowns ($3.2 billion) to boost its position in more promising fields than its mainstay mobile base stations, such as business software for telecom operators and media clients, but these acquisitions have yet to show tangible returns.
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But things are now looking more promising for him and for about 384,000 other people living in the Pind Dadan Khan-Khushab area, three hours drive from Lahore, Punjab's capital, after the government on Friday announced plans to build an irrigation system for the area.
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In these areas of the city, where current residents are valiantly trying to attract new neighbors with stable income and an eye toward a more promising future, there is always something of the city's former glory left to see, always potential left to imagine.
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Wolf was litigated under the federal, not state, constitution, the League of Women Voters case is a much more promising one to explore the Pennsylvania constitution's concept of electoral fairness, as illustrated by its requirement of "free and equal" elections and equal protection guarantees.
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ByteDance, the $75 billion owner of the TikTok video app, ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing and $150 billion fintech super-unicorn Ant Financial are among a more promising group closing in on market debuts than a U.S. field that includes home-sharing outfit Airbnb.
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The fact that companies like Asus and OnePlus are doing so at such low price points — while also bringing premium features like triple cameras and borderless displays to their devices — makes the direction that the industry is headed in feel all the more promising.
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Rubio's electoral potential looks even more promising if you imagine him pitted against Hillary Clinton This was partly because, as Obama himself wrote in his 2006 book, his newness as a political figure let many different people imagine that he would fulfill their various hopes and aspirations.
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Hyperloop One, one of the more promising private companies trying to make Elon Musk's concept of a high-speed, tube-based transit system a reality, is looking to raise as much as $250 million in an upcoming funding round, according to new documents unearthed by Forbes.
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ABC's "The Mayor" might seem like a small-scale version of another duly elected leader, but it's among the fall TV season's more promising series, with the disclaimer that the protagonist's shtick might begin to get old before he completes a season, much less a full term.
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The game had looked far more promising for Manchester City in the opening minutes after Raheem Sterling — who scored a hat trick in Man City's 5-1 win over Atalanta earlier in the group stage — put the reigning Premier League champions in front in the seventh minute.
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Where the business becomes more promising is future products that could integrate shoppable packages and the potential for partnerships with organizations providing the kinds of experiences that millennials seem to want (and that strikes me as a freaking nightmare as I approach my dotage and twilight years).
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While the dutiful Priscilla intends to maintain the family seafood shop and live in the house where she grew up, Mary Beth has no intention of staying; she's lighting out for more promising climes, after she stops by one last time at the local watering hole.
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One veteran GOP operative in the state, who requested anonymity to speak frankly, said it should concern Sessions if he finishes in the low-30-percent range Tuesday, where he has been in recent polling — but that low-to-mid-40 percent showing would be more promising.
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When it comes to reducing carbon use below net zero, though, the split among experts is between those who think technology is more promising, and more necessary, and some who think natural means like reforestation and soil sequestration will provide the largest part of the answer.
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In the film, the present setting was a San Francisco reeling from the Jonestown massacre and the murders of the city officials Harvey Milk and George Moscone, and the sinister joke was that the Ripper found it an even more promising killing zone than 1880s London.
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For example, one of the more promising measures that the House is considering would help hospitals set up discharge protocols for patients who come in after an opioid overdose — to help connect such patients with addiction treatment and other services as they're let out of the hospital.
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It goes through peaks and valleys, employs inspiring (if prepackaged) maxims, talks about a more-promising future for black children, subtly criticizes people in a position of white authority as being permissive of black success only within the framework of sports, and acknowledges the responsibility of the famous.
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Read more: The NBA's best players are dropping out of the first Olympics qualifying event at an alarming rateAn already-thin roster relying on veterans and young players was stretched further with injuries to Jayson Tatum and Kyle Kuzma, two of the more promising young players on the team.
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Hoyer already has a favorable matchup against the Jaguars, and it will look even more promising if he can get more involvement from his most talented receiver, Alshon Jeffery, who has been out-targeted by his teammates Eddie Royal and Cameron Meredith in each of the last three games.
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We've also only selected shows we've seen at least one episode of, with one exception (which is noted) Superstore, a new sitcom about the ins and bizarre outs of working at a huge chain of Walmart-type big-box retailers, is one of NBC's more promising ensemble comedies.
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Policymakers have taken an interest in hydrogen before - following the oil shocks of the 1970s, the climate concerns of the 1990s, and worries about peak oil in the 2000s - only for attention to fade again when oil prices fell and environmental policies switched to other more promising technologies.
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David Kelly, chief global strategist at J.P. Asset Management, says that "Europe is looking a lot more promising," but he finds it "very hard to see Japan make any sustained progress" because of its low population growth and the likelihood of a change in government policy away from weakening the yen.
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Looking at the evidence to date, those campaigns aimed at companies — as opposed to persuasion efforts pitched at the individual level — may well be the more promising path to bringing change to our food system, even as advocates continue to research the most effective ways to change a person's mind.
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But even more promising are the implications for expanded future access that such a partnership provides: By selling online with Ulta Beauty, both brands can better gauge how consumer interest may translate to IRL purchasing — something that may better prime the brand for in-store sales at the beauty juggernaut.
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Edward Foley, a law professor at Ohio State University, wrote in July that "Gill is hardly the most desirable vehicle" for the justices to rein in gerrymandering; Benisek, he thinks, is "more promising" as it presents the question more directly as "which specific districts were disfigured because of improper partisan manipulation".
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More promising is the theory that DACA repeal is unconstitutional because it is motivated by discriminatory ethnic animus against Mexicans, an argument similar to the one embraced by some lower court decisions that have invalidated Trump's "travel ban" executive order on the grounds that it was motivated by discrimination against Muslims.
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We explored what happens when seed investors make a single investment to buy 10 percent of a company and never follow-on and how might that compare to selective B and C-stage follow-ons or using progress from seed to seed rounds to avoid dilution on more promising companies.
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More promising still, the 2015 budget deal simply declined to pay for a bunch of big provisions — including ones making past expansions to the EITC and child tax credit permanent — suggesting that it might be possible to pass this particular EITC expansion without raising taxes or cutting spending at all.
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One more thing: Although all these advances are significant and important, Snyder thinks there's an area of stem cell research that is even more promising – as tools that: measure the progression of a disease act as 'reporter cells' that alter as they move through the body in ways scientists can track.
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One reason that approach to combating misinformation may be more promising than banning political ads altogether, as Twitter plans to do, or by relying on ever more fact-checking, is that it aligns more neatly with First Amendment ideas about how political debate is supposed to play out in a democracy.
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After recently calling the European Union a "foe," he has, for now at least, agreed to a vague commitment to settle his differences with the EU. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations with Mexico and Canada seem a bit more promising now but remain in a similarly uncertain state.
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I wouldn't want to miss Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the Sixth in his farewell performance at the hall before stepping down as music director of the San Francisco Symphony (March 18), but Daniel Barenboim has a peculiar, productive way with these scores that makes these concerts more promising than the norm.
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"I think with this kind of support from members on both sides of the aisle, and both sides of the Capitol, it's looking more and more promising everyday," said Peggy Tighe, a lobbyist who represents hospitals that participate in the 2628B program because they serve a large amount of low-income patients.
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But what's even more promising is that between improved integration with recently updated Google apps, the timing of a big Qualcomm smartwatch announcement on September 10th, and all the rumors about an upcoming Pixel Watch, I'd be a little shocked if we didn't see the debut of Google's first homegrown smartwatch sometime later this fall.
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That artist Laura Peters—the brains behind LA dream grunge project Psychic Love—has had time to release an album is a feat unto itself; that it happens to be one of the more promising and refreshing debuts in a sea of staple LA psych and surf rock is just icing on the cake.
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Certainly, it is more promising to start this discussion now than waiting for after the sunset clause kicks in, when Iran will have an industrial-size enrichment program of advanced centrifuges with near-zero breakout time, missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads, and a more formidable military due to the lapse of the arms embargo.
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This is in many ways a more promising line of attack than Harris's ever was: Biden's alleged misdeeds that Booker pointed to here happened in the much more recent past (the 1990s versus the 1970s), and Booker has a very substantive record on criminal justice issues, which isn't really true of Harris and school segregation.
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" He concludes, "If a Security Council resolution leads the international community to effectively engage with reality on the ground, it might prove to be more consequential than any other option on the table Sheizaf's proposal is the more promising and achievable diplomatic step that Obama can take during his last days in the Oval Office.
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday delivered a stark message to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, promising to resist "hegemony" and warning that no leader lasts forever.
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He says that traditional interventions like psychotherapy focused on meaning-making and dignity, or chaplain interventions should be turned to first, before attempting to create OBEs with VR. At the same time, he also nods to the use of psilocybin, the psychedelic compound from specific species of "magic" mushrooms, as a more promising nontraditional therapeutic option.
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Among the other arrivals on Viceland this week: "____, That's Delicious," a profanely titled food show in which the rapper Action Bronson visits restaurants and other culinary destinations like a burly, down-market Anthony Bourdain; and "Gaycation," one of the more promising shows, in which the actress Ellen Page and a friend, Ian Daniel, travel to L.G.B.T. destinations around the world.
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Two salient facts of the ride-sharing industry are that it's generally a very capital-intensive business — market leader Uber has raised $21 billion, for context — and it is built on economies of scale, and those two forces have been leading to a lot of movement, with the bigger fish snapping up the more promising of the smaller fish, and many more startups going belly up.
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Google Glass is no longer being marketed to consumers, but its enterprise business continues to pick up pace, and today one of the more promising companies developing medical services using Google's connected eyewear is announcing a significant investment in its technology, which aims to "rehumanise the interaction" between doctors and patients by pulling physicians' faces away from their computer screens, according to its CEO.
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Given that binge drinking has been consistently on the rise in recent years and that driving under the influence is very much a huge problem, getting closer to a simple wearable that can tell us when we're too drunk to function still seems more promising than the bathroom-mirror system—unless, of course, you're too drunk to use a wearable in the first place.
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An even more promising area of growth for Unity in the near term could be augmented reality, which burst into the mainstream in the last week with the release of Pokémon Go. While Unity declined to comment on its valuation, the company's chief executive, John Riccitiello, said in a phone interview that the company, which was founded over a decade ago, did not have an immediate need for the money.
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Latest trial results, however, have been more promising in the field of mono-therapies, where we expect further pipeline developments over the next six to 12 months, Negative FCF Increases Financial Risk: Fitch has adjusted its growth and margin assumptions based on the recent negative pipeline developments, which together with continued investment in the business, restructuring and unchanged shareholder returns, are likely to lead to continued negative FCF over the next four years.
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Those numbers could be totally, wildly off, by one or two orders of magnitude, and still be better causes than expanding college enrollment in the US. And if Bloomberg were to exhaust those avenues, I have a few more ideas: I'm pretty confident that those causes are more promising than funding college education in the US. I'm not 100 percent sure — I don't have a large staff to do comprehensive cause selection research.
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Following public outrage and a few tweets from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE promising to put a halt on the decision, the administration later announced it would allow imports in on a "case by case" basis.
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Apple has upped its investment in originals, and now has a number of more promising shows in the works, including a Witherspoon-backed comedy starring Kristen Wiig and thriller starring Octavia Spencer, a documentary series about extraordinary homes, a revival of "Amazing Stories" exec-produced by Steven Spielberg, a new space drama from "Battlestar Galactica's" creator Ronald D. Moore, called "See," a scripted basketball show based on Kevin Durant's life, and show from "La La Land" director Damien Chazelle.
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Earlier this month, the Clinton campaign ran a web advertisement that consisted of television clips of presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE promising, among other things, to ban Muslims from entering the United States, punish women for having an abortion and eliminate gun-free zones around schools.
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